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TSN’s Hockey Insiders on the work ahead for Brad Treliving and Jason Spezza, if the worlds could be an option for Sasha Barkov, the CHL hoping for more recruiting flexibility, the Leafs’ exit interviews, and the Stars’ injuries.
Chris Pronger realized there was a captive audience.
Home ice has not been a haven for the Vancouver Canucks this season.
When he was an NHL goaltender, Brian Boucher recalls that he would look up at the shot counter and keep telling himself how many more pucks he would need to stop to make it a good game.
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced the signing of forward Landon Sim to a two-year, entry-level contract on Tuesday.
TSN Hockey Insider Chris Johnston joins Gino Reda to discuss the chances of tonight being Alex Ovechkin's final NHL game and if he could see him returning to play for a contender next year. CJ also discusses who will handle the Leafs' upcoming exit meeting, if Auston Matthews will stay through a retool, and more.
The Ottawa Senators' path to the playoffs was a wild ride, going from last place in the Eastern Conference in January to claiming a wild-card spot.
Ottawa Senators star forward Brady Tkachuk told reporters via Postmedia’s Bruce Garrioch that he will be good to go for the start of the Stanley Cup Playoffs this weekend.
Washington Capitals superstar Alex Ovechkin has maintained throughout the 2025-26 campaign that he is unsure of his playing future after this season.
With the 2026 NHL playoff field now set, several conditional draft picks moved at the trade deadline have been resolved.
Jonathan Quick says Monday night’s game was his last in the NHL, meaning the 40-year-old is retiring to end a career that spanned nearly two decades and included a stretch in which he was one of the best goaltenders of his generation.
More than a decade into the return of a division-focused playoff format, the arguments persist about whether it is the best thing the NHL can do to determine a Stanley Cup champion.
The Colorado Avalanche haven’t shown any signs of going into the playoffs on cruise control.
First, the Buffalo Sabres stopped their long playoff drought. Then, Alex Tuch & Co. won the Atlantic Division. They have no intention of stopping now.
Toronto (32-35-14) closed out its home schedule Monday with an entertaining, mistake-filled 6-5 loss to the Dallas Stars (49-20-12) where the Maple Leafs had built a 3-0 lead by the first intermission and led 5-3 midway through the third.
Quinton Byfield scored twice, Anton Forsberg made 28 saves and the Los Angeles Kings secured a playoff spot with Monday night’s 5-3 win over the Seattle Kraken.
The Winnipeg Jets saw their slim playoff hopes come to an end Monday night during a 6-2 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights. Needing three wins to close the season plus some help elsewhere, the Jets were bounced when the Los Angeles Kings clinched with a 5-3 win over the Seattle Kraken.
Nathan MacKinnon scored the shootout winner as the Colorado Avalanche came away with a 2-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Monday.
Dan Vladar turned aside Carolina’s fourth shootout attempt, threw his arms in the air and waited for the swarm of Flyers to mob him in celebration.
Tage Thompson scored twice to reach 40 goals on the season, and the Buffalo Sabres clinched the Atlantic Division title by defeating the Chicago Blackhawks 5-1 on Monday night.
Macklin Celebrini scored twice in the third period, including an empty-netter with 1:45 remaining, to reach 44 goals on the season and the San Jose Sharks beat the Nashville Predators 3-2 on Monday night to end a 15-game losing streak in the series.
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